Group 1 - The personal website of Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has made approximately 1,000 "column articles" inaccessible since February 17, sparking significant online discussion [1] - These articles, written during Takaichi's tenure as a member of the House of Representatives from August 2000 to July last year, provided insights into her political views and growth, leading to speculation about their removal [1] - Social media highlighted contradictions in Takaichi's statements regarding consumption tax, where she previously supported tax increases but later expressed a desire for tax exemptions [2] Group 2 - Takaichi's office responded to inquiries about the removal of the articles, stating that the website is currently focused on election-related content and has not been updated due to her time constraints since taking office [2]